Shoal Creek Valley 1987

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06/12/2012

Shoal Creek Valley 1987

As a follow up to the Soccer Drive bridge to nowhere post, I received a 1987 aerial showing the Shoal Creek Valley. The bridge to nowhere is right by the purple arrow. Shoal Creek Parkway is in the general area with the green dashed lines. South Liberty Parkway is in the general location of the dashed red line. Wal-Mart™ is where the blue X is located. South Valley Middle School is located where the blue + sign is located.

The raw aerial can be downloaded here and is over 8MB. Download ShoalCreekValley1987Raw

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